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RECYCLED GOODS: Bob Gaw, right, president of Physicians Resource Network, speaks with Steven Hipolito, a sales and logistics employee at the company. According to Gaw, the company’s warehouse has enough equipment to outfit six hospitals. / PBN PHOTO/KATE WHITNEY LUCY

One doctor’s trash, another’s savior

In an old mill building in Fall River, Bob Gaw has a collection of medical equipment that encompasses everything from beds and stretchers to...

R.I. has stake in F-35 Lightning program

Elected officials and others representing the region’s defense industry recently crowded around the cockpit of Lockheed Martin’s F-35 Lightning II, waiting their turns to...
SLIGHT DETOUR: Patty Zacks, owner of The Camera Werks on Hope Street, said the restart of road construction surprised her and some neighboring businesses. / PBN PHOTO/NATALJA KENT

Frustration building over Hope Street road work

After a winter respite, sewer-line installation along Providence’s Hope Street has returned, along with traffic detours, parking woes and inconveniences to pedestrians, all of...
SMALL PACKAGES: Andy Cutler, founder of Cutler & Co. and Smaller Cities Unite!, says that one of Providence’s greatest attributes is its one degree of separation, which comes because of its size. / COURTESY CUTLER & CO.

Effort to better ‘connect’ city lands in Copenhagen

Andy Cutler, founder of Cutler & Co., has spent the past two years and plenty of his own money working on an initiative that...

Nurse residency program seen improving patient care

The current demand for nurses is only expected to grow in the coming years. Add to that the challenges of a changing health care...
FIRST IMPRESSIONS: Pablo Fernandez, a native of Argentina and co-founder of SkillHound, awaits his turn to pitch his company at a Betaspring event for its newest class of startup companies and business hopefuls. / PBN PHOTO/DAVID LEVESQUE

Betaspring attracting applicants from around globe

Winter storm Nemo made for a less-than-ideal welcome for some member’s of Betaspring’s latest cohort, which, for the first time, includes three teams from...
OPPORTUNITY KNOCKS: The recession presented opportunity for the then-fledgling Gurnet Consulting, which gained momentum in 2008 and 2009. Pictured above are Thomas Streicher, left, company enterprise-operations head, and Martin King, founder and CEO. / PBN PHOTO/RUPERT WHITELEY

Tying technology to customer needs

In 2007, Martin King started project-management-services firm Gurnet Consulting from his kitchen table. He had recently left a steady, full-time job to go out...
MAKING $ENSE: Jim Hedemark, executive director of the Rhode Island Jump$tart Coalition, said that the best approach is to listen to what is best for each school based on what their needs are. / COURTESY R.I. JUMP$TART COALITION

Unified voice needed to grow student financial literacy

After nine years of organizing, advocating for and expanding financial-literacy initiatives in Rhode Island, Jim Hedemark will soon be leaving his post as the...
END GAME: Joel Evans, center, VP of strategic integration at Mobiquity, says developers must focus apps and websites on the user experience. / PBN PHOTO/RUPERT WHITELEY

Mining customer data can pan out in repeat sales

If a company has customers, then it also has data about them. For some businesses, the uncertainty comes in how to harness that data...
PREPARED FOR IT ALL: Matthew O. Davitt, president of Davitt Design Build, says that trying to prevent storm damage is like trying to “stop the tide from coming in.” / COURTESY DAVITT DESIGN BUILD INC.

Insurance issues delay R.I. rebuilding after Sandy

Since the remnants of Hurricane Sandy hit the Ocean State, Matthew O. Davitt and his staff of 16 have been busy helping property owners...
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